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IPSec - Address Template Syslog Events

 Addition of an Address Template via the EWS

 Modification of an Address Template via the EWS

 Deletion of an Address Template via the EWS

IPSec – Action on Match for Default Rule Syslog Events

 Modification of the action-on-match for the Default IPsec/Firewall rule via the EWS

IPSec – IPSec/Firewall Rule Syslog Events

 Addition of an IPsec/Firewall rule via the EWS

 Disable an IPsec/Firewall rule via the EWS

 Enable an IPsec/Firewall rule via the EWS

 Deletion of IPsec/Firewall rule via the EWS

IPSec – Advanced Settings

 Modification of IPSec/Firewall advanced settings via the EWS

 Modification of IPsec/Firewall advanced settings via the EWS - DHCPv4/BOOTP

 Modification of IPsec/Firewall advanced settings via the EWS - DHCPv6

 Modification of IPsec/Firewall advanced settings via the EWS - NTP

 Modification of IPsec/Firewall advanced settings via the EWS - ICMPv4

 Modification of IPsec/Firewall advanced settings via the EWS - ICMPv6

 Modification of IPsec/Firewall advanced settings via the EWS - IGMPv2

 Modification of IPsec/Firewall advanced settings via the EWS - Bonjour

 Modification of IPsec/Firewall advanced settings via the EWS – SLP

 Modification of IPsec/Firewall advanced settings via the EWS - WS-Discovery

PJL Password Syslog Events

 Modification of PJL Password via the EWS

 PJL Password is modified (using PJL command default) with PASSWORD option of JOB command

IPSec Syslog Events

 IPSec IKE Phase 1 & 2 complete success fully and MFP is responder

 Connection to device with IPSec using Diffie Hellman Group 2

 Connection to device with IPsec using Diffie Hellman Group 14

 Linux Administrative Computer connection to device using AES 128 bit encryption with a SHA1 hash algorithm

 Failure of IKE phase 1 when device is initiating communication with a computer using unsupported algorithms

for Main Mode

 Failure of IKE phase 2 when device is initiating communication with a computer using unsupported algorithms

for Quick Mode

 IKE phase 1 and phase 2 success when device is initiating communication with a computer using supported

algorithms for both Main Mode and Quick Mode

 Failure of IKE phase 1 when device is responding to communication with a computer using unsupported

algorithms for Main Mode

 Failure of IKE phase 2 when device is responding to communication with a computer using unsupported

algorithms for Quick Mode

 Connect to the device via IPsec using 3DES for the encryption algorithm